Источник:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/saveenr/arch...nt-part-1.aspx
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I'm excited to share with you now just a few of the improvements we've made in Dynamics AX 2012 compared to what was available in Dynamics AX 2009 with regard to SSRS Reports.
Development Environment
Dynamics AX 2009 SSRS report development was tied to Visual Studio 2008 as you see from the screenshot below
Dynamics AX 2012 has moved to Visual Studio 2010.
The Application Explorer
If you look carefully at the previous screenshot, you'll see a new tool the team has added to enhance the Visual Studio experience for AX developers – the
Application Explorer
If you install our development tools into Visual Studio and don't see this tool, you can always access it from the view menu.
AX Developers will understand exactly why this is cool. One example of this is for SSRS Reports, we can directly start editing an SSRS report from the Application Explorer
If you don't already have a solution or report project open, one will be created for you.
Improved support for AX Queries
Support for AX Queries reports has been enhanced as should be clear from the screenshot below.
In comparison here is the AX 2009 version of the same UX
As you can see, in Dynamics AX 2012 we've made it easy to get access to display methods from tables. This was a very frequent request from AX developers and should make report development much simpler.
Источник:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/saveenr/arch...nt-part-1.aspx